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Solidworks Mastery – 500 Examples 500 Q&A-20 Project-10 Test by Roy Academy
Go from zero to job-ready in SOLIDWORKS with 500 hands-on examples, 20 assembly projects, and full CSWA exam prep.
This is the heavyweight SOLIDWORKS course for people who want reps, not just theory. You get 77 hours of video, 500 step-by-step examples, 20 full assembly projects, and 500 Q&A to get you ready for the CSWA and real job interviews.
🎯 What you’ll learn
Work independently in any version of SOLIDWORKS with a pro design engineer mindset
Build fully constrained sketches fast using lines, arcs, splines, slots, and patterns
Model complex parts with extrude, revolve, sweep, loft, fillet, chamfer, shell, and rib
Build and constrain assemblies with standard and advanced mates
Create production-ready drawings with dimensions, tolerances, sections, and detail views
Design sheet metal parts with flanges, hems, bends, gussets, and flat patterns
Run basic FE Analysis for brackets, cantilevers, and supports
Pass the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam and machine-test interviews
✅ Requirements
Skills: No prior CAD experience needed, basic computer literacy and ability to read simple technical drawings helps
Tools: Computer with any version of SOLIDWORKS installed, 3-button mouse recommended
Hardware: Windows PC capable of running SOLIDWORKS, dedicated GPU recommended for large assemblies and simulation
📝 Description
This course is built for volume. You don’t watch one demo and hope you got it. You model along through SOLIDWORKS, Sketcher, and parametric modeling until the tools feel automatic. Each tool is shown, then used right away in a short example. Then you repeat it in practice files until you stop thinking about clicks.
You start with interface, units, and sketch constraints. That DOF stuff matters – if your sketch isn’t fully defined, everything downstream breaks. From there you move into Extrude, Revolve, and Hole Wizard workflows, then into the stuff that gets you hired: sweep, loft, helix, patterns, planes, and multi-body logic. Drawings are included for download, so you can model without pausing to screenshot.
The middle of the course is where it gets serious. You build real industrial parts like a 5th-stage compressor blade and 2nd-stage turbine blade with aerofoil sections, dovetail and firtree roots, and shrouds. Then you switch to assemblies – valve assembly, shaft support, screw jack, crane hook, gate valve – with standard mates, width, path, symmetric, and mechanical mates for cams, hinges, and universal joints. You finish those with motion studies and exploded animations you can actually show in a review.
You also cover the full documentation side: drafting, GD&T, orthographic and auxiliary views, sections, and sheet metal with flanges, hems, jogs, and flat patterns. Plus a starter block in FE Analysis for cantilevers and brackets so you understand how design decisions affect stress. At the end, the 500 examples, 20 projects, and 500 interview questions are your grind set for CSWA and machine tests.
🧑🎓 Who this course is for
Students with zero experience in any modeling software who want a structured start
Beginners in SOLIDWORKS who want to learn fast with lots of examples
People who learned SOLIDWORKS before and need a quick, practical refresh
Mechanical engineering and diploma students who need practical CAD skills for jobs
Working professionals and manufacturing engineers moving into design roles
Anyone who communicates through technical drawings as part of study or work
🧑🏫 About the Author
Roy Academy is a professional training team led by Chief Course Designer Mr. S. N. S. Roy. He brings almost 50 years of experience in engineering design and product development, with a teaching method tested on thousands of students in live sessions. The focus is practical: learn a tool, apply it immediately, and build the mindset of a pro design engineer. That background in real industrial projects – from turbine blades to assemblies and manufacturing drawings – is why the course leans so hard on examples, downloadable drawings, and interview prep.
🏁 Final Result
Complete portfolio with modeled parts, 20 assembly projects including valve, turbine blade, crane hook and shaft support systems, plus detailed 2D drawings, sheet metal flat patterns, and animation videos ready to show for CSWA and job interviews.
Curriculum
📋 Course content
Getting Started:Interface and Learning Path
How to Use this course – Course Design and Learning Path3:33
Introduction to Course4:46
File Handling & SOLIDWORKS User Interface3:55
Various Applications in SOLIDWORKS3:10
Setting working Units4:43
Sketcher Basics:Constraints and Drawing Tools
Creating Lines using line tool. Visual tools7:55
Concept of DOF in 2D, Constraining DOFs & Types of constraints12:19
Example-110:18
Removing a Constraint and about Colours during constraining6:18
Trim Objects2:54
Example-211:55
Creating Circles (Circle and perimeter circle)3:46
Creating Fillets1:57
Creating Chamfers2:41
Sketcher Advanced:Entities, Modify Tools and Patterns
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